Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
I
1
ownte
Monday,
April
28,
)952
(jii'i
Cfuule-s4nd
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tuceAS
"Everything
for
Baby"
J'JofLeslail
A
charming
and
successful
tea
and
sale
was
presented
in
the
parish
hall
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
I
by
the
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies
of
Prince
Rupert
i
Saturday
afternoon.
The
event
was
well
"patronized
!
by
parents
and
friend
Wrin
finno
nut
tn
Teen
Dance
Enjoyable
SI,
Jlo
ower
ronvree
A
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
was
held
la.st
Friday
night
at
the
home
of
June
Thornton,
in
honor
of
Aussie
El-monthly
dance
of
the
Teen!
"1"
,
.
,
"
,
,
,
J
i
Age
Club
was
again
an
enjoy-
nn
d
CUP
f
tea
but
als0
the
stalls
of
hand!
-
able
affair
Friday
night
for
acrafts
and
home
cooking
displaying
much
of
the
work
A
Hoikestad
whose
marriage
to
crowd
of
100
'teeners.
Danny
'
01
the
girls
themselves.
A
very
large
shipment
of
Stork
Craft
Eoby
Furniture
has
just
arrived.
CRIBS
HIGH
CHAIRS
BASSINETTES
BA-BE-DE-LITES
COMMODES
rs.
shortl
,
p
111
taKe
place,McAf,-e
was
master
f
eereon-
The
pourers'
table
looked
'
ieS
a"d
RoSS
Ingram
was
at
tne
cnarmlng
centered
with
yellow
The
guest
of
h
rival.
warPrlsenledrwthharcor-
d01''
Rowland
Miles
and
some
tapers
and
a
large
bouquet
of
sage
of
white
carnations.
of
thfc
Bolh
Memorial
High
carnations
and
narcissi.
Each
Bingo
and
various
games
were
Scno1
teachers
were
in
attend-
tea
table
was
also
daintily
set
enjoyed,
together
with
commuiance.
'off
with
a
bouquet
of
the
same
lty
singing,
accompanied
at
the
j
-j
flowers.
P1Th1
tiff""'
MeliHo'kftad-
!
bride-elect,
and
the
Mesdames
MrS-
B.
E.
Eyolfson
was
gen-model
PNR
Jvee
"
'n
on
a
Rpert
Holkestad,
Mel
Holkestad,
i
eral
convener
with
the
able
as-
Pack
and
Girl
Guide
Heather
Stevens.
Brownie
Sixers
and
Girl
Guides
lent
their
assistance
at
all
the
stalls.
Cashier
for
the
afternoon
was
Girl
Guide
Nanry
Lund.
Both
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies
acted
as
baby
sitters
for
the
children
of
those
who
worked
at
the
tea.
CHICKEN
MACARONI
CASSEROLE
-leftovers
Monday.
nvrken
Sunday
Mpmr
are
not
as
rigidly
routine
as
that,
but
many
times
the
still
temptingly
good.
a
,!,.
fi..
Phitn
m..j
n,
ion,n,
1
...
.
.
.
,
neige
xioiKestan.
inea
Holkestad
.iisiance
01
Mrs.
uuncan
Black.
Gordon
&
Anderson
!
Hprc's
a
w
w
w
...
.v
v.
,
iu'y
ana
uselul
girts
were
re-
Warren
Petervn
etirsen,
i-red
verl
Thnrntnn
Thornton,
'caDtain
captain
of
or
the
the
Thirrt
Third
r.M
Guide
recipe
for
chicken
-macaroni
casserole,
one
of
those!celved
by
the
bride-elect
Lit
.
:
,,-s
11
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ba.
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A,.
h.
h
riPiiPi.'
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i
Mcoreisn,
Joseph
Zao-;
Company,
who
was
in
charge
of
Phone
46
km
r.-o:sn
-"
"
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ed
hv
th
hn-t.
.
j
I
u"ney.
Ole
Slatta,
Chuck
Starr
I
the
tea
room.
.-dishes.
iHerdk
HnitPtToT
"oi"lcu
"'
and
the
Misses
Anne
Dumas,
1
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
A.
H.
M;iii
support
of
the
casserole
Is
prepared
macaroni
in
cheese
r
HoikeUsad.
j
Dorothy
Elgar,
Olga
Zabudney,
Silversides,
Mrs.
L.
Colussi
and
George
C.
Mitchell
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
last
night
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
British
Columbia
Libera)
convention.
t
ho
kind
in
cans
at
the
grocery
siore.
I
lT
gueLs
were
Aussie
Evelyn
Antilla,
Evie
Pavett,
June
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
poured.
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menu
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mai.aiuui
in
a.
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w"'
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Auiiiia
iiauitiu,
.jciiiei,
oianiig
in
tjic
lijtciien
were
jvirs.
.
,
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(
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Holkestad.
mother
nt
t.ho
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cneouar
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lie
sauce
is
scosuueu,
pruviuuig
;
jikum
nurawu.
u.
mis.
r.
r..
Aniieia,
i
iirh
cream
Mrs.
E.
Paulding.
Mrs.
Poulton
i
and
Mrs.
W.
Simmons.
Ride
A
I
'vor
contrast
for
the
chicken.
macaroni
in
2
15-ounce
cans
tomato
sauce
with
cheese
I'
cups
dicPd
chicken
i
1
to
2
2
tablespoons
melted
butter
"t
cup
bread
crumbs.
(jcuxlt
enuia
.
.
j-erionais
,
a
To
Work
Girl
Guides
of
First,
Second
i
and
Third
Companies
acted
as
!
serviteurs.
j
Guests
were
received
at
the
i
door
by
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson,
vice-!
president
of
the
local
associa-j
tion.
jMANY
STALLS
i
The
stalls
were
attended
to
as
follows:
I
Home
cooking
Mrs.
W.
i.
!
Kergln,
Brown
Owl
of
the
First
t;
rase
1
Cjuart
casseroie.
Aiier-t
rf
layers
of
macaroni
with
;vc!s
of
chicken.
Melt
butter
I'
d
mix
with
crumbs.
Top
cas-C
rule
wit
h
buttered
bread
PLAN
THINNING
OUT
TO
PROLONG
GARDEN
HARVEST
W.
B.
Bailey
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
last
night
from
a'trip
to
Vancouver.
nibs
and
bake
in
moderate
ii
.
sou
F.i
fur
35
minutts.
I-.
i
-
:
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melbourne
Bussey
j
and
family
sailed
last
night
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
j
Harry
Burrow
of
the
Domin-
j
;
ion
Fisheries
sailed
last
night
on
:
W.-
.J.
4
'
!
Biownie
Pack,
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Hitchcock,
captain
of
First
Girl
Guide
Company.
Candy
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Williams,
Brown
Owl
of
Second
Brownie
Pack.
mnvi'A
!
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Bella
Bella.
4
V
'V
:
'.''Ti'.v-s'
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
r
i
mi
in
ii
i
r
ii
m
-mi
mmnmii
mi
ii
mumMmtetoaammm
J.
H.
Smith,
well
known
Terrace
bu.siness
man.
sailed
la.st
nd
Ne's
(iuiulersoii
'1
!
Novelties
Mrs.
F.
Baldwin,
j
lieutenant
of
Third
Girl
Guide
I
Company.
Plants
Girl
Guides
Anne
j
Eyolfson
and
Jean
Gold.
!
Hot-dogs
Mrs.
P.
Mclnnis,
Tawny
Owl
of
First
Browni"
i:s.
Alf
Jensen
and
Norman
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
L.drrson
are
grand
prize-
vauewuver.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McB';de
Street
McRAE
BROS,
3rd
Ave.
West
.
'.lew-?.
iitre
in
the
wiii.'ii
tournament,
.eh
the
Suns
of
Norway
have
n
conducting
during
the
pnst
T
l
.m
i..
u.hih
Inspect.-
W.
ChJsholm.
RCMP,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
from
a
'
ii
i
J
trip
to
Victoria
on
official
busi-
will
be
v
receive
presented
'lay
niv'ht
at
the
Lodge's
K'v
party.
jr.
and
Mrs.
Ian
Dunbar,
who
n
Friday
night
lust
the
prize
have
b.?en
on
a
trip
to
Vancou-iiers
re
Mrs.
M.
Schwab
ver.
returned
to
the
citv
from
the
Thin
Out
Excess
Plants
Gradually,
and
Allow
the
Best
Plants
To
Live,
Isin
Discards
for
Table
When
Possible
Many
a
home
vegetable
garden
!
the
lame
swrl
variety
nnrt
o
the
Coquitlam
:
Mr,
oisa
I'e'ierson
lor
tne
south
on
.
is
and
Gunnar
Seivig
and
evening.
last,
crop
which
gets
a
fine
start,
is
i
foot
for
the
.'mail
seed
'carrots
i
ruined
by
the
failure
of
the
gar-:
will
mature
when
cluss
enough
t
Er:eksi)i!
fur
the
men.
,uiier
10
mm
oui
me
plants,
so
tor
the
rcot
tops
to
touch-
beets
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester,
who
has
:
they
have
a
chance
to
mature.
need
three
to
four
inches
nn,i
!).'
il'-or
u.izc
was
won
bv
in
the
city
for
the
past
lj;e
Drake
and
the
chair
DOt'n
But
do
not
destroy
at
once
all
I
tu
nip.;,
which
must
grow
fast,
excess
plants.
There
are
many
,
.-nouk!
be
thinned
out
at
an
hazards
in
tJw
garden
which
early
stage
to
stand
four
inches
may
destroy
some
plants
and
it
apart.
couple
of
weeks
on
bu.siness,
is
sailing
Tuesday
afternoon
by
the
Coquitlam
on
her
return
to
c
tiv
Juhn
Kcmpster.
Iter
curds,
dancing
was
en-:'
with
music
by
Mike
Colussi
h::
orche-'tra
and
Nels
Guil-tv
a-
niii.iter
of
ceremonies.
is
wen
to
Keep
a
reserve
on
i-tiand,
as
long
as
possible.
William
Bacon
returned
to
the
j..,.
as
snn
.
th
n,tu
,.,
;
Thinning
out
plants
should
be
:an
opportu
iity
to
select
the
f'n-!
est
plants
you
have
for
growing
;
on,
discarding
the
interior.
And
while
you
work
at
it.
make
a
mental
note
of
ihe
folly
of
sow-
"lie
committee
in
charge
con-
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
thls!large
enough
t0
hanclle
thhl
a
o.
!ui's
tden
Waseng,
Mrs.
;
morning
from
Vancouver
where;
them
to
stand
about
an
iich
P-deisen,
Mrs
Jack
Ritchie,
;
he
was
a
delegate
to
the
conven-
:
nnart
This
will
allow
them
in
ar.d
Mrs
O,
Giske,
R.
Hun-
j
tion
last
week
of
the
British
j
develop
rapidly,
with
no
danger
"FREE
DELIVERY
ON
ALL
ITEMS"
,
i
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
;
i"(r
tn.T
manv
sppHc
Turn
tVivoa
of
entangling
their
roots
withhW,
,n
"ioaa.
tv,
mm-
!
Dr.
Gordon
Large,
brother
of
,
ne'Kroors.
i
plants
you
can
mature
should
iDrs.
R.
G.
and
A.
W.
Large
o!j
When
they
threaten
to
crowc;
.
always
be
sown,
to
allow
fof
ac-!
this
city,
arrived
from
Vancouver
j
again,
many
of
the
tiny
plants
;
ckiontal
losses.
But
beginners
!last
night
and
will
be
here
for
lean
be
used
on
the
table.
Car-
often
sow
ten
times
as
much
as
;
the
next
ten
days.
Dr.
Large
Is
an
'
rots
as
thick
as
your
little
finger
i
they
need
which
wa.stes
seed,
and
ear
nose
and
throat
specallst.
j
maKe
a
aisn
to
remember.
Beets
!
increases
tl.:-
work
of
tlrnning
(just
beginning
to
form,
cookou
out.
mi.
siiu
mu.
n.
u.
oiuiiu,
.iiu.wun
meir
lenaer,
nutritious
Tt.
p-;vbc
iv,,.
hinnor
have
been
in
Vancouver
attend-
annual
Guide
Cookie
i
tops,
are
a
real
table
treat.
Let-i;
ior.al
shock
tn
null
seed
-k
liwiii..
which
the
Guides
inB
tne
British
Columbia
Liberal
tuce
leaves
two
inches
across
can
v.hi.-h
have
grown
f-om
-
liK
Aiuci
will
be
ringing
j
ociaton
convention,
returner
b.e
used
ln
a
D0Wl
saad
onions,
rowed-
but
this
is
a
task
wi
f
beils
all
over
the
city
as'
t0
,ne
city
on
the
Coquitlam
last
j
kohlrabi.
Swiss
chard
and
spin-
:
mu
t
be
dore
if
a
failu-e
cf
hich
"'ilKI'
me
rounds
to
vend
,"&"1'-
icn
are
among
omer
p.ants
;cr
p
is
tt-
be
avoided
f":
""'twlly-macle
,
!
which
are
delicious
when
half-
a
id
tempt-!
,
W.
Smeeton
,
,
is
sailing
i,i
Mrs.
W.
w.
.
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fp
ociuct,
i
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Thursday
night
on
the
prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
wM'olre-ViRbe
J'tk
ljii,
hub
of
thp
wavs
by
By
removing
alternate
plants,
using
the-,
discards
where
pos-
biiides
raii,J
itione
i
u-tll
nnv
nn
extended
visit,
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Rayner.
for-
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lni'r
c(impanh
and
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on.
it
k
a
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n
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must
I
-aised
by
the
efforts
of
the
T
thlnsclves
and
for
value
f
ived.
merly
of
this
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and
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ci
should
ca
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future
home.
preclsely
or
your
arden
It
de
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
Woodside
i
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upon
the
variety
you
will
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Thursday
night
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j
8rw,
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Rupert
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Mr.
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been
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each
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there
Saturday
by
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plant
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few
out
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wild
goose
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was
first
noted
here
when
it
appearfd
on
the
court
house
lawn
is
making
what
appears
to
be
an
indefinite
stay.
It
has
been
seen
in
gardens,
and
Saturday
spent
a
while
in
the
neighborhood
of
Second
Street
and
First
Avenue.
I
.
suture
models
which
'fncariy
as
much
as
a
dress
fort
handling
,and
a
good
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transformed
the
once
priest
items
of
the
ward-
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full
hillnwinD.
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arrived
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city
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mis
morning
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385.00
346.50
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summer
Prince
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largest
selection
of
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just
arrived
in
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proceeding;
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meeting
Wednesday,
April
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Executive
meeting
7:45.
Social.
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